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　　méng tè lì 'ěr tóu zī yínháng (BMOFinancialGroup) zhù zhī jiā gē tóu zī yínháng bù zhù guǎn、 quán qiú wài huì jiāo yì jié chū fēn xī shī， wéi bái gōng、 měi guó cái zhèng bù、 yì huì yì yuán men tí gōng jīn róng shì chǎng zī xún。 tóng shí， zuò wéi《 quán qiú yóu bào》 zī shēn zhuān lán zuò zhě， tā yōng yòu dà liàng de zhōng shí dú zhě。 zài guò qù jǐ nián zhōng， tā hái chū rèn měi guó guó jiā guǎng bō gōng sī yòu xiàn cái jīng pín dào（ CNBC）《 shōu pán bào dào》 jié mù zhù chí rén。 tóng shí， tā hái jīng cháng zuò wéi běi měi hé měi guó guó wài tóu zī huì yì fā yán rén chū xiàn zài diàn shì xīn wén zhōng。

　　Andy is the Global FX Market Strategist for BMO Capital Markets' Investment Banking Division in Chicago. He is a recognized expert on the world financial markets and how these markets are impacted by political events. Andy accurately called the 2006 Democratic takeover of Congress a full year in advance. On a regular basis, Mr. Busch consults with the staffs from the US Treasury, Congress, and the White House on economic and market issues.
　　
　　Andy has appeared for the last three years on CNBC's The Closing Bell with Maria Bartiromo and is a CNBC contributor. He is regularly quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Reuters News Services, Dow Jones News Services, Associate Press, and the Globe and Mail.
　　
　　Andy is a prolific author. Daily, his views appear in his newsletter, the Busch Update. Weekly, he writes a Monday column for the Globe and Mail newspaper (Canada's leading business paper). Monthly, he writes a column for SFO (Stock, Futures, and Options) Magazine. Lastly, his book, World Event Trading: How To Analyze and Profit From Today's Headlines, is available on Amazon and will be translated into Mandarin for the summer of 2008.
　　
　　Andy joined BMO Financial Group in 1990 in the foreign exchange trading room of Harris Trust and Savings Bank, which merged with Bank of Montreal's room in 1995. Prior to joining Harris, he traded foreign exchange at Northern Trust Company. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a BA in Economics from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1983, and received his MBA from the University of Chicago in 1988.